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Donald Trump is STILL considering a self-pardon and wanted to go to the floor of the House to defend himself when he was being impeached, insiders reveal - but aides stopped him and persuaded him to make video instead President Donald Trump is still weighing a self-pardon in his final days in the White House, a report revealed Wednesday evening, confirming concerns from Democrats  Trump's advisers claim they had to persuade him not to march down to the House floor to defend himself against impeachment as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi pushed through a vote Wednesday Instead, they were able to co...

David Goldbergerer told Newsweek that a permanent social media ban on Trump would be "ridiculous," but the platforms' decisions to do so does not violate the Constitution.

Democrats say law enforcement has been given the names of GOP lawmakers who helped MAGA mob with 'reconnaissance' - after Stop the Steal organizer boasted of help from three congressmen Law enforcement were given the names of representatives were seen giving tours to groups in the Capitol the day before protesters stormed the building Tim Ryan, who chairs the subcommittee which oversees Capitol Police, said that the names were given to authorities on the day of the riot He declined to name them Rep. Mikie Sherrill revealed Tuesday night that she witnessed the tours, calling them 'a reconnaiss...

Before Capitol Riot, Republican Lawmakers Fanned the Flames A “1776 moment”: Several of the president’s closest allies in Congress used bellicose language to urge their supporters to attend the Jan. 6 rally that turned into a deadly riot. Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia with other Republican lawmakers at the Capitol on Jan. 4. Ms. Greene and other Trump allies met with the president in December to discuss their drive to overturn the election results.Credit...Anna Moneymaker for The New York Times Published Jan. 11, 2021Updated Jan. 29, 2021 WASHINGTON — Standing befor...

The Atlantic January 12, 2021 Security Mom Drew Angerer / Getty For the past four years, Donald Trump has been playing two roles: one as president, and the other as the rallying point for a coalition of theocrats, internet fantasists, white supremacists, and various other authoritarians who are in no way committed to peaceful transitions of power. Wednesday’s insurrection at the United States Capitol made Trump’s latter role all too clear. Before he incited the deadly attack, Trump still might have had a future in politics. Even after losing his reelection bid, Trump had been well positio...